This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 64: He can persevere, but not for long!

The flame inside the wall lamp gradually weakened.

Tucker, sitting in the high-backed chair, gradually disappeared into the shadows.

[Steam Ring] [Light] [Angel].

Numerous pieces of information, strung together, surged and roared in Tucker's mind.

The secret of Lamoor is indeed shocking.

No wonder Count Lamoor has been willing to endure so much hardship here for so many years.

After all, compared to the other city-states deep within the Ashes.

The city-state of Lamor Tower is not in a good geographical location.

Tucker looked up, towards the direction of the Lamor Steam Tower.

"That secret... I wonder if I'll ever be able to uncover it!"

Just as Tucker was pondering this.

Aubrey's voice rang out again.

"Didn't Hilor invite you to explore the Demon King's tomb?"

"Yes!" Tucker nodded.

"Hilor is Ramor's proudest student. She is very intelligent, and more importantly, she is very capable."

"As far as I know, no one seems to dare to set foot in the Demon King's Tomb, this delicious piece of cake."

"But we all know that those Dark Sun believers hidden among the crowd are definitely eager to seize the Demon King's seal."

"After all, the Demon King sequence is inherently compatible with the corruption of the Dark Sun."

"Someone will definitely try to make a fuss about this."

"Although……"

Aubrey looked at Tucker.

"You have a keen sense of smell that allows you to discern the enemy."

"But there are always some things that exist beyond your perception."

"So be careful when you participate in this operation to enter the Demon King's Tomb."

"The followers of the dark sun must be hiding among them."

Tucker nodded cautiously.

"Yes, Mr. Aubrey, I understand."

Tucker had already planned the operation to raid the Demon King's Tomb.

Reaching the second layer for better development is of paramount importance.

Anyone who dares to obstruct us will die.

Aubrey scrutinized Tucker for a moment, then slowly offered his praise.

"At your age, it's rare to have such incredible talent, but it's not uncommon."

"But, to possess such humility is even rarer than to have talent like yours."

After saying that, Aubrey took out an extraordinary storage bracelet.

A nearby undead raven carried it in its beak and landed beside Tucker.

"There are materials for the advancement of steam wizards here."

"Of course, you'll need to prepare these wizard traits yourself."

"Remember...only when the ecosystem is stable enough can it be upgraded."

"Otherwise... the position of the steam sequence will cause devastating damage to the wizarding ecosystem."

If it were any of his other apprentices or disciples, Aubrey certainly wouldn't be so at ease.

But Tucker.

This is the story of how he single-handedly killed the genius of the evil god organization and even blew up the evil god's altar into the sky.

Letting him act on his own will only yield better results.

"Thank you, Ms. Aubrey!"

Feeling the rough, cool yet comforting texture of the extraordinary storage bracelet.

Tucker rose and bowed respectfully to Aubrey.

…………

Outside the cave entrance, Amanti, slightly curious, would occasionally peek inside.

The meeting inside didn't last long.

Tucker talked with the teacher for almost half an hour.

"If Tucker becomes the teacher's formal disciple, he will definitely be the chief disciple, and may even inherit the Tower of the Dead in the future."

Tanil, standing to the side, was examining the small iron box.

This container contains a lot of dark materials, which is exactly what she needs as a night priest.

These materials are the reward for guarding the passage to the dead these past few days.

That's about 150 magic gold, which is a pretty good income.

Just as Amanti was lost in thought...

Tucker, who was deep in thought, came out.

"Tucker, what's wrong?"

Amanti asked curiously.

"What else can we do? The Lamor steam tower can't hold on any longer. It can only last another half a month at most before Lamor is finished."

The one who answered was Tanil, who was standing to the side.

"What? How is this possible!" Amanti exclaimed in surprise.

Tucker glared at Tanil, then comforted Amanti.

Don't listen to his nonsense.

"The pollution and erosion of Lamor have been brought under control, and there are also powerful figures from Saint Rand here to help."

"So that means Ramor is alright?" Amanti looked over.

"With so many people helping, Ramor... can hold out for at least another month and a half," Tucker said confidently.

Amanti: "..."

Amanti's ability to accept things is different now than it was before.

Considering all the experiences I've had recently, and reflecting on the teacher's words and the numerous tasks assigned, I realize that...

Following the guidance of Tucker and Tanil.

At this point, I gradually realized that it was probably true.

Amanti calmed herself down a bit before looking at Tucker.

"In the past few days, I have collected a lot of undead traits and materials."

After saying that, Amanti took out a black metal box.

"This contains about half of the materials we've collected over this period of time. Most of them are death-related materials, and a small portion are shadow materials."

"Materials of death and shadow." Tucker raised an eyebrow slightly.

"These are all excellent materials for extraordinary alchemy."

The materials for the Shadow attribute are self-evident; Tucker's Rune Shadow Ring Staff requires these materials.

The "death trait" is also quite valuable.

It can enhance the damage properties of the Rune Shadow Ring Staff.

"Death Trait" is one of the most intuitive traits that increases damage.

Tucker took the small metal box, and his sensory awareness immediately blossomed.

The room is almost completely filled with ingredients.

The initial estimate is no less than 800 magic gold, and it could even be as much as 1000.

Guarding the undead rift passage—the rewards are indeed quite astonishing.

As Tucker put the iron box into his storage bracelet, he took out a fist-sized piece of material containing the crystal bone of a leader-level undead dragon.

When Tucker killed the level 28 Dragonbone Leader, he immediately acquired the core material.

After all, there were many people around at the time, and someone might have done something dishonest.

"Keep this safe."

Tucker handed the leader-level undead dragon crystal bone to Amanti.

"This thing is too valuable, I'm afraid..."

Tucker didn't give her a chance to refute him at all.

"In a little while, we'll probably all have to leave Lamoor. You can't survive out there without some serious skills."

"Besides, even if I were given these materials, it would be a complete waste given my necromancy talent."

"Only when you have this material can it reach its full potential."

In the end, Amanti accepted the materials, but a hint of sadness lingered beneath her gentle smile.

"I'll get back to work now." Amanti waved and turned to disappear into the darkness.

Amanti watched as he left, gradually disappearing into the depths of darkness.

Tanil's voice slowly rang out.

"The girl is a good girl, but unfortunately, she married the wrong person."

Tucker took a deep breath, looked over, and said slowly.

"Let's have mutton tonight!"

Tanil's expression instantly turned as if his tail had been stepped on.

During this time, Tucker behaved so normally that Tucker subconsciously forgot that this guy was a complete devil.

"You'd better be well-prepared and teach me the basics of alchemy as quickly as possible."

"Otherwise... please believe me, you won't like that outcome."

After saying that, Tucker walked forward.

That figure, intertwined with the shadows, looked exactly like a demon.

Tanilu was half-dejected, but still followed.

Now, the surface world of Ramor is probably already in a state of confrontation with the Dark Sun.

Underground, skeletons, black rats, kobolds, and goblins roam freely.

There's no way to escape in the short term.

As his reputation as "Taniru" spread.

If he dared to show his face, the Dark Sun Church followers hiding in the crowd would probably rush up like madmen and kill him.

By following Tucker and teaching him alchemy, he had a tiny chance of survival.

(End of this chapter)